CUE'26 UPEI Visits Victoria, BC
UPEI will be in Victoria, BC, from September 28-29 as part of the CUE post-secondary opportunities fairs. We look forward to meeting you! If you have any questions in the meantime, please reach out to Connie at yding4610@upei.ca.
Pool Party with UPEI Student Union
Join the UPEISU Executives for a fun pool party at the Bell Aliant Centre for a chance to hangout with Friends and meet new people. Open to all UPEI students, bring your student ID with you! Food, music, inflatbles and drinks will be provided.
Bingo night hosted by UPEI Student Union
Join your friends for Sex Toy Bingo as part of Consent Week at UPEI.
UPEI Student Union: Trivia night
Pop Culture Trivia with Andrea Avery. Grab your friends and see if your team has what it takes to take home 1st place.
UPEI Student Union: Trivia night
Weekly Trivia hosted by Andrea Avery. Trivia this week wil be sponserd by the Provincial Credit Union and they will be giving away prizes and tuition money to students. This will be a event you won't want to miss. Open to all UPEI Student.
Welcome Week: Back To School Pub hosted by UPEI Student Union
UPEISU Back to School Pub is a highlight event each year. Start the semester of with DJ Mando Bros, music, dance and memories. The Back to School Pub is a wet/dry events which means every student is allowed to attend. All student under the age of 19 must present a valid Student ID to gain entry into the dry side and a valid Government Issued ID for the 19 plus wet side. For more information check out @upeisu on Instagram
Welcome Week: Toga Night hosted by UPEI Student Union
First-year students at UPEI, put on your Togas and join us for a night of fun, music, dance and memories featuring DJ Jadakiss
This is a dry event and you will require you student ID for entry.
UPEI computer science graduate’s technology empowers gamers with disabilities
A new open-source application developed by University of Prince Edward Island computer science graduate Bassam Kamal is rapidly gaining adoption in major health-care institutions and adaptive gaming programs across North America. Designed to simplify setup for the QuadStick, a mouth-operated controller used by individuals with quadriplegia, the software is streamlining clinical workflows and empowering gamers with physical disabilities.
Donors making a difference: The Velma and George Wright Scholarship
For Nate Visser, a student at Memorial University of Newfoundland’s Regional Campus at the University of Prince Edward Island, the path to pursuing a medical degree is deeply personal.